This article highlights one of the major problems with environmentally-friendly solutions to existing problems. In this case, the BBC look at whether sustainable aviation fuels are likely to...

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Larry Elliott looks here at the ongoing problems facing the German economy arguing that whereas it was a role model in the latter part of the 20th century, it's inherent weaknesses have been...

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Have you seen our new free-to-download classroom posters/handouts on exam technique? And also our newly-updated topic trackers including the 2024 papers? Please check out the links below:

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As a new academic year begins, we at tutor2u want to extend our warmest best wishes and offer our unwavering support as you prepare to inspire the next generation of economists. Teaching Economics...

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David Pilling has produced a truly superb case study for students of development economics - writing here in the Financial Times. A plain cotton T-shirt may seem like an ordinary item, but in...

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The reunion of Oasis, one of the UK’s most iconic rock bands, has sparked a surge of excitement among fans. The Gallagher brothers are set to perform in several cities across the UK and Ireland...

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The winners of our most recent competition from the Economics Update magazine have been announced! Students were asked to produce a creative response on the theme of "the most influential economist".

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The British Medical Association (BMA) is urging the UK government to introduce stricter regulations on the sale and marketing of vapes. The doctors' union has called for vapes to be sold from...

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Here is a 12-question quiz to use with your students as they start or return to their Economics classes this September.

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Canada has announced a significant escalation in its trade measures against China, aligning with the United States and the European Union in imposing tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs)...

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The FT reports that Ikea is launching a secondhand marketplace to compete with eBay to help complement their ambitions to become a circular business.

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Larry Elliott writing here yesterday has raised once again the potential benefits that might flow from a more extensive system of external debt relief for many of the world's poorest countries.

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In an effort to reduce waste and encourage environmentally responsible behaviour, the Scottish Government is proposing a 25p charge on single-use cups. This initiative echoes similar successful...

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The proposed £15 billion merger between Vodafone and Three UK has sparked a heated debate among economists, policymakers, and the public. The union of these two telecom giants would create the UK’s...

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The NIESR recently published an analysis on which taxes are best for a government committed to increasing the sustainable rate of non-inflationary growth for an economy.

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Asda, once a titan of the UK grocery market, finds itself in troubled waters as its market share falls to a historic low. The supermarket chain, which is part of the traditional "big four"...

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The UK hospitality sector, long beleaguered by the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing economic challenges, is witnessing a resurgence, driven by a new trend: competitive socialising....

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The debate over wealth inequality has taken centre stage as campaigners from the Tax Justice Network argue that a global wealth tax on the super-rich could generate an astonishing $2 trillion...

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Writing in the Guardian, Larry Elliott argues that, whilst the United Kingdom recently celebrated its status as the fastest-growing economy among the G7 nations, with a respectable GDP growth rate...

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Paul Collier, a world-renowned economist and author of the acclaimed book The Bottom Billion, is a leading expert on global economic development.This new competition from Pragmat invites...

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